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Coupang Play's 'Just Makeup' Finalists Share Insights and Future Plans
Coupang Play's variety show 'Just Makeup' is a grand makeup survival competition where makeup artists representing K-beauty from Korea and beyond compete fiercely with their unique styles.
Paris Goldhand, who won the competition, expressed surprise at her victory, saying, "I didn't expect to win. I joined because it seemed fun and gave my best in each round. I'm thrilled that my efforts led to winning."
Reflecting on the moment of victory, she recalled, "Nothing came to mind at that moment," and added with a smile, "Now, I feel incredibly happy."
She also expressed a newfound desire to promote herself more through the program. "I've thought a lot about branding myself," she said, adding, "Though I'm a makeup artist, I want to try other things, so I'm also doing YouTube."
Sontail focused more on the preparation process and personal growth as an artist rather than winning. "Instead of thinking about how to win, I focused on producing results I could be satisfied with," he explained. Reflecting on the finals, he said, "I have no regrets or disappointments about being the runner-up. I'm grateful. Those were meaningful days for me."
It was revealed earlier that Sontail's nephew is Eric from the group THE BOYZ, which became a hot topic. When asked if he communicated with Eric during the show, Sontail said, "He never used to contact me, but he did. Eric kept mentioning, 'My aunt does makeup,' which spread the word."
Another contestant, Oh Dolce Vita, shared her thoughts after the program ended. "I was the second runner-up. I joined without any expectations," she said, "I wanted to see where I stood. Working within an organization, I rarely had the chance to test my abilities externally, so I was happy to confirm them this time."
She also mentioned, "As an unknown artist, it was a situation where the results of my efforts were clearly visible, so I was very nervous. It was good to show that the skills I've built up didn't happen overnight but required high-level training and effort."
Reported by Kim Se-ah, TenAsia haesmik@tenasia.co.kr